Baboon Tales (52 min)
To discover how baboons succeed in their society, BABOON TALES follows
the real life adventures of five infants navigating their first year of
a decade-long journey to adulthood.http://www.bullfrogfilms.com/catalog/baboon.html

There is an annual conference (This year in Austin, TX in late November
as well as a journal, Tee Moving Image, and a quarterly newsletter. In
terms of Committees that may overlap with media librarianship, there is
the Education Committee, the Cataloguing Committee and the
Academic-Archival

Interest Group.

We also have a scholarship-fellowship program and, since I was on the
selection committee for a number of year, several recipients where from
Library Schools.

Oksana

At 11:23 AM 4/13/2005, you wrote:>Hello,>>I have a question for all of you pre-tenured (or tenured) media
academic>librarians. I hope your response will help other media librarians in >this position.>>Can you recommend other national conferences or venues where a media >librarian may be able to promote media librarianship (as a presenter, >moderator, or with a poster session) other than ALA, ACRL, CCUM, or the

>National Media Market. Have any of you had the opportunity to promote >media librarianship at a conference outside of the U.S.? Have you had >the opportunity to collaborate with faculty, and present a paper at a >conference or for publication? If yes, would you be willing to share >some of your topics/ideas.>>Your advice is helpful. I welcome the opportunity to collaborate with >other pre-tenured media librarians.>>Feel free to contact me off-line if you are not comfortable posting to >the entire list.>>Best,>>Monique>>********************************>Monique Threatt>Media Librarian>Herman B Wells Library>Bloomington, IN 47408>812 855-9857>mthreatt@indiana.edu>>>_______________________________________________>Videolib mailing list>Videolib@library.berkeley.edu>http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/mailman/listinfo/videolib